Get to know the people behind the work.

We’re Evan and Aaron, Openhour’s co-founders in Charleston. We bring business experience and technical expertise to the work slowing your team down.

Openhour co-founders Evan Camire and Aaron Gallo sitting together with their laptops

We’ve been on your side of the table.

Our background is in property management and events. We’ve lived the follow-ups, scheduling, and scattered information that can take over a week. We met at the College of Charleston and built Openhour to bring business experience and technical follow-through to that work.

Evan Camire

Evan Camire

Co-founder & CTO

Aaron Gallo

Aaron Gallo

Co-founder & COO

How we work together

You work with people who take the time to learn your business. We walk through the details, make adjustments with you, and stay involved as your team puts it to use.

  1. Choose a priority

    We learn how your business works, review your existing tools, and agree on a useful starting point, scope, and price.

  2. Set up or build

    We configure the right tools or build your custom system around your information, connections, and business rules.

  3. Walk through and test

    We walk through the first version with you, test it against real work, and make adjustments until the agreed setup is ready. You approve it and its permissions before live use.

  4. Train and support

    On the Implementation Team plan, we train your team and practice together. For Custom AI Systems, ongoing support includes monitoring bugs and errors, improving cost efficiency, and answering questions about your infrastructure.

Curious what AI could take off your plate?

Tell us where your team could use a hand. We’ll explore a useful starting point together.

What’s taking up your team’s time?

First, share your details. Next, choose a time on our calendar. We’ll bring business and technical experience to a conversation about the work slowing your team down.

On our first call

  • Talk through the operational work slowing your team down.
  • Explore the workflow, technical requirements, and a useful starting point.
  • Talk through the right service and next steps.

We’ll explain what fits the monthly implementation service and what would need a separately scoped custom build.